The God Frequency by Douglas Hemme (Book Review #2014)

The God Frequency by Douglas Hemme is a high-stakes sci-fi thriller that blends cutting-edge science with intense political and personal conflict. The story follows Antwan, a brilliant engineer and ham radio operator who creates transceivers capable of unprecedented precision. Together with Lauren, a geophysicist student, they stumble upon a mysterious frequency that defies the laws of physics. Seeking validation for their discovery, they consult Dr. Daniel Sullivan, a retired professor and amateur radio astronomer, who confirms the anomaly’s significance.

As the trio plans to reveal their groundbreaking find through a TED talk, Dr. Sullivan dubs the frequency “the God frequency” for its seemingly omnipotent properties. This sparks a media frenzy and catches the attention of government agencies, who immediately seize Antwan’s transceivers and begin regulating access to the frequency under the Federal Communications Commission.

However, the God frequency’s allure extends beyond scientific curiosity. A foreign agent and an extremist with a personal vendetta are both determined to gain control of the frequency, leading to a dangerous clash of intentions. As the situation escalates and threats converge, Dr. Sullivan finds himself at the heart of a growing crisis. Just when the stakes are at their highest, a government agent steps in to take action, adding another layer of suspense and urgency.

With its mix of scientific intrigue, action, and moral dilemmas, The God Frequency offers readers a pulse-pounding exploration of human ambition, government power, and the potential consequences of unlocking the mysteries of the universe.

Written by Jeyran Main

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